Will this scanner work with a 2000 2006 dodge caravan?
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Yes, the 2000 Dodges are OBD2 systems and this will scan all OBD2 and CAN codes.
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More than likely, but that is a old protocol. This tool only does Global scan tool data, which means you only get to look at certain engine pids (perimeter IDs). It should work on that chrysler which has the connector for the scanner under the hood, but you will only be able to see if the vehicle has any engine or transmission codes since it is not a CAN (controller are network) vehicle. You can only look at live scan data if the vehicle uses can for communications.
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I suggest you use the url below to download the pdf to see all vehicles it is compatible with. I have contacted the manufacturer and they have told me that there are on plans for this scanner to be updated to be totally compatible with any other than the vehicles in this pdf. http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/81D6My2UEWS.pdf
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Thank you for your interest in our products! Our scan tools were designed to work with any OBDII compliant vehicle. If these vehicles were bought or sold in the US, they would be OBDII compliant. Best regards,
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I believe it should work. I used this scan tool on many vehicle from different make and model. So far, it reads fine for transmission and abs codes.
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OBD2 started in 1996 but I read some 1994 and 1995 cars have OBD2 . This scanner says it does OBD 1 and 2 so it should work
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According to the Scangauge website it will work with any car that has the OBDII connector. It also says that those connectors are on all "1996 and newer cars and light trucks". So it should work.
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Yes it should. After 1996 most vehicles subscribe to a technology called OBD II. On your vehicle(s) under the dashboard there should be a data plug-in socket-probably near the driver's left leg. You would just plug the scanner in there, turn on the power with the red power button (if the scanner doesn't start automatically-don't forget to install the batteries) and follow the scanner's prompts.
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All autos from 1996 and up have to have OBD II Computer System and this scanner will read the OBD II on every auto no matter what the make. There are many scanners on sale that will read OBD II and will work on your vehicle. Many for much less money. Even Harbor Freight has some. I do not like my Innova 3140 very much. It is difficult to operate. I have an old Xray brand scanner that is easy to use and I like it very much but it only goes to 2000 and I did not get the update for it when I had the chance. I bought this scanner because it was advertised as working on a 1992 Camry with the OBD I computer system but after I got it I found out it will only work on a 1992 Camry with a 4 cylinder engine and not the V6. I contacted the scanner manufacturer and they did not seem to care. I would not recommend this scanner. There are many for sale that are easier to use and a lot less money. It is your call. Any scanner that will read OBD II will work.
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Sorry Bill I try to works on this scanner but stills can't get the answer likes you have because it cheap and for old car to hard to get what I and you needs to know...good luck if somes out there may know the answer for you Bill...
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I've never tried but, I would say no, this scanner is for 1996 and newer vehicles
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Any car with a OBDII port, that's 1996 and NEWER have the port someplace. Any scanner these days can read the Generic OBDII Engine codes!!! There are also Enhanced OBDII codes that are more Specific for GM, Ford, Chrysler, etc that a cheap Scanner can't read, well some do kind of. Of course there's also ABS, AirBag, Heating
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Yes it should, ck out www.obd2cart.com U480, that will give you good idea what the scanner can do. Hope this helped Dennis. Thomas
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you'll have to do some research on your car I bought this one and it was not fully functional my car uses a CAN bus protocol which this one does not have my full functions code scanner and another small module I bought with CAN function did work
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Mine works fine with a 2006 Land Rover. I'd be VERY surprised if it did not work just as well with 2004 Dodge Ram. This device will give you a reason to hang onto your old smartphone after you get a new one. You can use an old smartphone for lots of things even if you don't have cell service anymore. In a vehicle you can use an old smartphone both as a dash cam, and as the display for this engine code reader.
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As others have said, it plugs into the OBD II socket on any car equipped with such a socket, that is, any '96 or up model by any manufacturer. This item is NOT a scanner, but gives you 5 more feet of reach with a scanner. If, as has been suggested by others, your car is too early to have OBD II, then this item is irrelevant to your car's diagniostic system, which is probably OBD I, like my '94 Saturn. On that car, I can read the limited codes OBD I provides simply by jumping a couple of the pins on the OBD I socket under the dash. Google a bit to see what will work for you. Good luck.
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I don't believe so. Mine is worthless so I purchased a different scanner. It is a Uniden Home Patrol. It picks up everything.